Over the years, Romania born Tudor has firmly established himself as one of Eastern Europe’s most successful deep house producers. He began writing music back in 2004 under the pseudonyms Dj Pysu and White Noise with numerous vinyl releases. In 2006 Dirty Culture was born, a name that was soon to dominate the download charts with releases on labels such as Einmaleins Musik, Neurotraxx, Loco Records, Recycle, Greelpound, Sweetleaf, Affin and his own TheSounds imprint.

Recognised for his diverse array of sounds, Tudor combines tribal percussion with elements of jazz and funk to create mind-blowing rhythms that justify why he is one of the best-selling deep house artists in both the physical and digital domain.

Tim, best known for his releases on Dirtybird, Cocoon and Get Physical, regularly plays major clubs such as Fabric in London and Circus in Liverpool as well as holding residency at Bedlam in his home county.

His Essential Mix featured over 40 upfront house and techno cuts including Tim’s recent remix of Cassius’s ‘1999’ and the highly successful ‘Lone Time’ which appeared on Sven Vath’s Cocoon imprint.

Also appearing in the track listing was Jordan Peak’s ‘You Make Me Better’ taken from his ‘Gooseneck EP’ on Assembly Records.

A big thank you to Tim and everyone who has supported.

For complete track listing visit the BBC Radio 1 website

1) ‘Merci’
2) ‘Open House’

In a little short of six months Assembly Records have pieced together a carefully selected roster of artists and begun to develop a sound that has attracted praise from the likes of Laurent Garnier, Tim Green, Simon Baker, Rozzo (Mountain People), Ashley Beedle, Burnski, Slam and Johnny D amongst many others. This latest release sees Assembly unearth some exciting new talent in the shape of Henry Gilles.

The EP kicks off in future retro style with Merci. Soft sultry chords filter around an abundance of ethnic percussion while the spoken word and choral vocals deliver that essential hypnotic element.

Open House is your 4am clarion call to the dance floor! Dense tribal percussion and lashings of low-end frequencies demonstrate the slightly darker yet equally appealing side of Henry’s sound.

Support:
Ashley Beedle, Terry Francis, Moodymanc, Shur-I-Kan, Slam & Elmar Schubert.

Originally from Munich, Henry currently resides in Istanbul, a recent move that has both influenced and inspired his production work.

Henry’s renowned for his warm, deep house that combines elements of Motown and Funk to percussive rhythms and low-lying bass lines.

Henry’s remixes and original works have been featured on a range of labels including Beiak Records, Logo Tunisia, FM Musik and Assembly.

Things couldn’t be better for Lucas with his original productions reaching numerous top 10 charts and gaining global support from the likes of Dubfire, Deep Dish, Simon Baker, Johnny D, Fred Everything and Raoul Belmans amongst many others.

Hard hitting tech house beats infused with elements of Jazz, Soul and Funk is how Lucas best describes his sound ranging from ice cold deep house to warm summer time vibes.

Work is ongoing with the website. We are adding new things everyday and ironing out the odd bug here and there so please bear with us!

A huge thank you to Ashley at Green Chilli Design for all your hard work and your patience!

Fashioning his sound for over a decade, Brett encompasses everything from delicate deep house to rolling techno.

With a versatile and open-minded approach, he manages to strike a balance between heavy floor tracks and elegant crowd-pleasers whilst showing an obvious ability to work and surprise his audience.

In the studio, Brett continues to hone his craft taking influence from early Chicago in delivering deep, percussive grooves that exploit live recordings and natural elements.

Brett’s recent production work has been favoured by the likes of Johnny D, Dubfire, Stephan Bodzin, Tim Green, Abe Duque, Dirt Crew, Joris Voorn, James Talk, Moodymanc and Gel Abril amongst others.